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WASHINGTON–Credit unions and their members have another online threat to guard against—having home downpayments stolen.

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.–The depreciation rate on used vehicles, which had accelerated in the months leading up to December, stabilized by the close of the year, Black Book reported.

SAN FRANCISCO–Wells Fargo is paying a price beyond just the record fines it paid for the bogus account opening scandal that was fully revealed during 2016.

WASHINGTON–NAFCU said its view that “not all debt collectors are created equal” was reaffirmed after its representative attended a “debt collection event” that was hosted by the CFPB.

WASHINGTON–CUNA has sent a letter to the House Financial Services Committee regarding the reintroduction of the Financial CHOICE Act in the new Congress that reiterates many of the points it made in pushing for the legislation in the previous Congress, but which also requests some modifications.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Credit unions should look for mobile wallets to finally gain traction this year, while keeping another sharp eye out for crooks finding ways to exploit same-day payments.

WASHINGTON—NCUA does not expect the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund equity ratio to fall to its statutory floor of 1.2% before late 2019.

Consumers Credit Union prides itself on its member-centric focus and highly committed lending team.

LOWELL, Mass.–Just after the New Year rang in, Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union closed out the last Give-A-Click campaign of 2016 with Kids in Disability Sports, Inc. (K.I.D.S.) as the latest winner.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.–AdvantageCIO, a virtual CIO consulting service of CU*Answers, said it is now providing strategic technology planning services to credit unions.